By whether you read length and line early enough to make a decisive call, how you respond to the short ball, and whether the technique holds up across a whole session rather than for one good delivery. This is the part of batting that separates a player who has a good shot from one who has a method. Three criteria, 8 points of 100.
What each band looks like
Length and Line Judgement Under Pace
3 of 100 · filmed side-on
Looks right
Clearly appropriate stroke for the delivery.
Can manage
A debatable or borderline call.
Needs attention
Clearly the wrong stroke for the length, for example driving a short ball or hanging back to a full one.
Response to Short-Pitched Bowling
2 of 100 · filmed side-on
Looks right
Controlled, deliberate response, whether evasive or attacking.
Can manage
Rushed but safe.
Needs attention
Flustered, mistimed, or struck while attempting a stroke with no control.
Consistency Across the Session
3 of 100 · filmed side-on
Looks right
Consistent technique across deliveries.
Can manage
Some variation.
Needs attention
Technique breaks down noticeably as the session goes on.
These are the criteria as amp scores them. Reading your own footage against them is free and always will be — what amp adds is doing it the same way every week, so the change between one session and the next is a number rather than an impression. Apply for the pilot.